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Lucky Strike is so much more than just a bowling alley. While there are plenty of lanes and lots of fun, Lucky Strike sets itself up more like a nightclub than a regular old bowling alley. VIP tables, dining, and upscale cocktails and martinis make this place a posh spot to bowl a few frames. After 9pm, the lights dim and a DJ hits the tables. A wonderful light show takes over the bowling alley and suddenly Lucky Strike becomes a full-on club scene. Each lane comes equipped with its own big screen TV to watch the big game and bottle service is available right in your lane. You also won’t find a plastic chair in the entire place. Instead, guests can lounge in comfy booths or plush dining chairs. Everything in the bowling alley is designed to glow under black light as onlookers try to peek in through the glass that separates the bowling alley from the casino.

If you decided to sit out a game, don’t worry. There are plenty of things to do at Lucky Strike. Head to the bar, which is just as lively as the lanes, and try a signature cotton candy martini or have a seat at the full-service dining area which offers unique snack options as well as delicious entrees which will change your entire perception of “bowling-alley food”. When it comes to an alternative for the hard-to-get-into or over-priced nightlife options in Las Vegas, Lucky Strike has the perfect score.

Location:
RIO All-Suite Hotel and Casino

Hours:
Open daily, 11 am -3 am

Bottle Service:
Yes. Reservations recommended.

Age:
No age restrictions during the day; 21+ after 9 pm

ATM:
Located inside casino.

Attire:
Business casual.

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